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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-20
HE WANTED HIGHER PAY.
How a Great Novelist Struck for
an Increase In Income.

The Charleston News publishes the
following hitherto unpublished letter,
(Which, it says, was written to James
Fraser, the proprietor of Fraserys Mag
azime, and was copiea by e Charleston
lady who visited Europe this year, from
the original in the collection belonging
to Mr.. Frsser's sister, IsTs. Finlayson.;
OF Dublin. Ireland:"
BoULoGNx, Monday, Febrdary.-MY DxAR.
FRAZER: l have seen the doctor, who has
given me his commands about the hun
dredth numbeF. I shall send him my share
from Paris in day or two, and hope shall
do great deal in the diligence tomorrow.
He reiterates his determination to write
monthly for you, and to deliver over the
proceeds to me viii you, therefore have
the goodness to give the bearer y check lin
my wife's nancy fbE the amount 81 his con
tributions for the last two m nrhs. Mrs.
Thackeray viii give you receipt for the
same. You have already Maginn's
authority.
Now comes another. and not a very pleas
ant point, on which T must speak. l here
by give notice that slrs il strike for wages
You pay more to others, find, than to
me, and l so intend 90 make some fresh
conditions about YeilOwplush. I shall
write no more of that g6Rtieman's remarks
except at the rate of 20 g7Fineas q sheet, and
his story appears-the dfssgfng guineaS
Pray do not be angry at this decision on
my part; II is simply bargain, viii, b t is
my duty to make. Bad as he is, Mr.. YET
lOwplush is the most populsT contributor to
your magazine, and ought to be paid ac-
cordingly; If he does lot deserve more than
the monthly nurse, or the Bloc Frisrs, am
a Dutchman. su % b"
I have been at work upon bus adven lures
to-day, and will send them tcHP0u, or not. as
you like. but in common regard to myself,
i won't work under prices
Well dare say you viii be very indig
nant, and swear am the most -neFeenary Of
individuals. Not so. But am better
workman than most in your creNx, and de-
serve better price.
You mast not, / repeat, be angry, or. be-
csuse we differ as tradesmen, bFesk off our
connection as friends Believe ne that,
whether write for you or not, / always
shall be glad of your friendship and anxious
to have your good opinion
1 am ever; my dear Fraser (ind, pendent of
E s. d., very truly yours
w. NJ. THAC &ERAY.
Write me line at Maurice's Rue de Rivoli.
can send eff Y. p. tYenty-four h3Brs after
get yours, drawing and all.
James Fraser, rs Regent Street.
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of John Reed, who died in the service
and that his wife, mother of the de-
ceased SOLDIER, died May 10th, 1877; that
the father was mainly dependent upon
his son for support. He filed evidence
OF the mothers death, and one of the
witnesses alleged that he was present at
her death and attended her funeral.
In 1864, Martha Reed, the mother of
the soldier, filed her application for a
pension, in which she at first claimed
to be the widow of John Reed. She
afterwards, however. alleged that her
husband, John Reed, abandoned his
family in 1879, and had not there
after contributed to their support,
and that the soldier Was her main sup
port after such abandonment. She was
allowed a pension as a dependent
mother, which commenced in 1862, the
date of her sons death. and seems to
have terminated July %, 1884, when she
died. The claim of the father was
rejected in 1888. for the reason that
his mother, who had prior right, was
still living, and when his claim was
sgain presented IN 1856. he was informed
that his abandonment of his family in
1859 preeluded the idea that he was
entitled TO pension as being dependent
upon the soldier for a support. OF
course, these decisions were correct in
law, in equity, and in morals. This
case demonstrates the means employed
to cheat the government in applica-
tons for pensions too often successful.
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Wall Street .

NV YoRK, February 1S.-The stock
market to-day showed some dulfness
and narrowness, which marked it asr-
ing the previous days of this week. The
opening was firm to strong, with the
first prices generally 1s to- q above
the nights closing figures. The
market was tame and spiritless
and while there was some heaviness
in early dealings. there, was after a
time steady hardening of values, till
noon. In the market, New England
& Western showed the greatest
strength. A period of extreme dullness
succeeded, during which slight frac
tions were lost, Nickel Plate common
being prominent for its weakness: An
advance in Kansas and Texas then took
place. and the improvement was
sharediin by the entire list, closing duh
and steady, at an advance.
Governnt MT bonds were dull and.
steady. 30
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THAT IIFAMY!
uov It Is Taken by Intelli'
III" gent People
" THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
o,,vs,t Assault Upon the Liber'
1.-THE ne. o =, the people and the Sta
billty of the oOn'ti'u'iO


soecial to TIE HERALD "a s;,oa
WA sanas. Of the bill many lawyers
the pa assessed their opinions in regard
have e aq.ots and constitutiOnality, The
to us tr Of oniniOn seems to be strongly
wslgn at u the bill. The newspapers have
! ag1ln in the discussion and there Is
Joinea - m nnanimity among them in
suOS'a aans direction. The Sunday
[ G,,. will tomorrow, editorially re-
Ga-s' the hill in leader, headed, IAN
. ,ls" measure" Its closing para
81 graph is as follows; There are
%snv Objectionable features but
- MO ssy We confscate pro
49, rs,trict the rights of suffr-
90 20 makes capital felonies OF
~ -eisdemeanor, dictates whom men and
womsn shall marry, creates religious
tost. denies free exercise of the right
70 worship God as mans conscience
dictates. then we have said enough to
chow that it is an Infamous bill and that
if. massage is the gravest assault upon
the liberties of the people and the sta
biIitv of the Constitution ever attempt'
ed in this country"
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Rntombed Alive.

LONDON, February 1S.-An explosion
has occurred in the Clutch colliery in
Rhonda Valley. There are ffty-two
men entombed in the mine. Their cries
can be heard at the mouth of the shaft,
and it is hoped that the men will be
saved. The mouth OF the pit is sur
rounded by relatives of the miners and
the scene is heartrending.
LATER. PERSONS have
been rescued unhurt; sixteen remain in
the pit, and it is reported that six are
dead.
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HOUSE.

The speaker announced the appoint
ment of Hemphill South Carolina) as a
conferee on the trade dollar bill In the
place of Scott (Pennsylyania), who is
absent from the city.
Baker (New York; called up, as privi-
legged matter, the resolution offered by
him yesterday fixing the day for the
consideration OF the Territorial admis-
sion bills, and under the suspension of
rules 1t was referred to the committee
on rules. a.a
Lanham (Texas) presented the con-
ference report upon the trade dollar
bill. and it was agreed to without de-
bate or division.
The House then went into committee
of the whole for the consideration of
Senate amendments to the sundry civil
appropriation bill.
On motion of McComas (Maryland)
the Senate amendment was concurred
in. appropriating $25 900 for the educa-
ton Of children in Alaska.
Butterworth (Ohio) moved to concur
in the Senate amendment with an
amendment directing the Secretary of
War to make an inquiry as to the num-
Der of Union soldiers buried in the same
cemeteries with confederates, and
whether their resting places are I'M
| fenced or unmarked.
On motion of Randall, the Senate
amendment was non-concurred IN for
the purpose of enabling the committee
of conference to frame a measure in
accordance with the views Of both sides
of the House.
Pending further action on the Senate
amer dments. the committee rose and
the House adjourned. .o i.-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-20
Abolishing the Car stove.

MILWAUKEE, February 16.-The Chic
ago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railroad
Company has equipped two passenger
trains between Chicago and Milwaukee,
with apparatus for heating by steam
from the locomotives. Thdexperiment
has so far proved successful, but it has
not yet the test of severe weather. The
company is also building an iron heat
ing car to carry boiler for generating
steam for heating the train and to run
next to the engine.
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The New Jersey senatorship.

TRENTON, N. j., February 18.-A bal
lot for United States Senator was taken
to-day with theresult: Sewell, IS; Alb
bett, 35; Bedle, 8; Scattering s. The
only change from the previous ballots
was that Speaker Baird dropped Judge
Morrow and voted for Bedle. The
Joint assembly then arose. The ballot
showed no tendency towards a choice
and both sides are beginning to realize
that they are in for long siege. Coy
ernor Albeit has declared himself
ready to with draw whenever it appears
that any other man can command
tOrty-one Democratic votes, but he does
not desire to sacrifice his chances to q
mere experiment. Senator SeWell is
said to be similarly disposed on the Re
publican side.
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A Horrible Fate.

CLEVELAND, February 18.-A special
from Wooster, Ohio, says: John
Boughman, 81, and his wife, IS, q
wealthy couple living in Dalton, this
county, met with horrible fate early
this morning. The house was discov-
cred to be on fire at o'clock by neigh
bors, who burst open the doors and
found the aged couple in an ssphyxi-
ated state. The man was dragg ed out
dead; the wife is still living, though not
as yet recusciated and it is said cannot
recover. The FIRE is supposed to have
been caused by the explosion of lamp.
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Wonderful Cures

W. D. Hoyt d Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of home. Ga. says
We have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck
lens Arnica Sslve for two years. Have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or give such universal satisfaction.
There have been some wonderful cures
effected by these medicines In this city.
Several cases Of pronounced .Copsump-
ton have been entirely cured by the use
of q few bottles Of DR.. Kings New
Escere Sittsr W. Snsrsnses them Ssn
always. Sold BY z. O. n. /. Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-20
Thunder and Lightning

New YORK, February ia severe
rain storm prevailed here to-day, in
creasing in severity toward night. At 6
o'clock this evening it was accompanied
nv heavy peals of thunder and vivid
flashes OF lightning. One of. the bolts
struck large four story building on the
American cotton docks, of Tompkins-
VILE, Staten Island, setting fire TO mum
Der of cotton bales on the tep floor. The
burning building contained about 10, 0O(
bales of cotton. The loss is estimated
at $3.50 900; which is fully covered by in
suranCe.
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A Revelation

Among the b1tehers. A stampede in
beef circles. Beef, mutton and pork,
fer cash 0 1ly. POrterhohSe andtender-
lsin steak, 121z cents per pound; prime
roast, 12H cents per pound, round
scents per pound; boiling beef, 6 cents
per pound; loin and legs OF mutton, g
cents per pound; chops, s cents per
pound; breasts and nec2s of mutton, g.
cents per pound; pork chops, 8 cents
per pound; pork roasts and sausage, g.
cents per pound. On ali of the ab0Ve-a
special reduction for cash only, without.
delivery.
By g.. D. AMOS, Butcher,
Cor. Third South and Main Streets.
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A Verdict in His Favor.

New YORK, February 1S.-Judge Cox
at the close of the arguments in the
case Of Lester against Benjamin F. But
Ter which Ihas been on trial!for several
Gays, said: Before I direct the jury to
anl verdict in favor of the defendant,
!. WI be necessary to review the facts
I'm, ~ me case and, consider the time when
use setS took place. No one who has
e'S ,1d 70 the testimony, can doubt for
~ HV C but that Lester was. helping
p.sinfif VI US e0on VneV
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON, February 10. = Jones
(Nevada), from the conference COM
mittee on the bill to retire the trade
dollar, made report and stated thu
points of it. After a lengthy debate
the report was agreed to-yeas 40, nays
5. The nays were-Grey, George, Jones
(Arkansas), Morrill, and Sherman. The
bill now goes to the President.
Adjourned. ..-so -eG
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-20
Rai1soad Men AID the Commerce Bill

New YORK, February 19.-The sub
committee appointed at the conVen-
ton of railroad men, on Friday, met
to-day, in Commissioner Fink s
Office. The work of this COM
mittee is to formulate and
recommend such amended rules and
regulations as may be found requisite
to secure uniform application of the
law to subjects referred to them
respectively. The report of the COM
mittee will be submitted to the JOINT
committee as soon as possible.
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New York General Markets.

New York, February 19.-Coppery
steady. Lead, dull, common, AZ. Hops,
quiet, steady. Coffee, far; Rio, quiet,
firm, "A; options, stronger, moderately
active. Sales, 50,250 bags. February
12.45 q 1880; March, 12.40 @ l2.45S
Nav. 1885 a l2.45.
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puot1en,a Arniea salve.

THE REST SAUvE IN the world Tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, SAT- Kheum'
Fever Sores, letter, GhaRpea hanos,
Chiibiains, Corns, and all SkIn erup-
tons, and positively cures fies. or no
pay required. It's guaranteed 70 give
PRICE twsnty-fiye cents per box.
For sale by 2. G. d. /.
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Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, February =

- OHIUAGU, reUI IIdI J -O'
Catle-Receipts, 10000; Steady;
shipping steers, 9OGto 800 pounds $50
O 500; stOckers and feeders, 2 50 a
Hogs - Receipts, 1000; steady;
rough and mixed. $40 @ 5 SIS; packing
and shipping, 5.5s q SIS; lig ut, 4.I5'@
5.36
Sheep-Receipts, 500; sheady;. ma
tiVes, $50 q 3 90; western, $50 q arc;
Texans $40 a 4,z5.
Lambs-4.20 @ 500 8-A 81,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-20
Bad Students .

MELBOURNE, February 18.-Tonga Of
ficials accuse n any Wesleyan native
students On that island of being impli-
Gated in the Baker outrages and plotting
the murder of the king with the object
of making his nephew chic.
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New York Mining Market.

New YORK, February 19.-Minine
shares were dull and steady, at the
following prices bid: Bodie 3, Mono go,
Ell Cristo 2.75, Stanislaus 2.15, Bulwer
1.20. H. & N. 6.12H. Yellow Jacket
5.6215, California and Virginia 1885,
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A Council of War

VIENNA. February 19.-The Emperor
presided at a council of war. Arch
dukes Albrecht and Wilhelm, Count
Bylandt, General Beck, Prince of Croy,
and Barons Sails and Popp were present,
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French War Preparations

BRISBANE, February 1S.-A schooner
from Hebrides reports that the French
were constructing three forts, increas-
ing The numDer of troops, and building
new barracks at Fort Sandwich.
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Arnarnoon stook Markat.
New YORK, February 49,
Petroleum.

NEW YORK, February 19.-Petroleum
opened steady at CO.'S. advanced to 615s.
remained steady until the last hour,
when it had a further advance to 81
and closed steady at 621S.. Sales 3,o7sf
600 barrels.
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BULLS AND BEARS.
The Stock Market Shows Dull
ness and NaPrOwness.
GOVERNMENTS DULL, STEADY.
Chicago Fave Stock-LiverpoOl Grain
Markeg-Nining shares Dull
General Commercial News.
Money Market.
NEW YORK, Febr

NV YORK, February 19.
Money, on call, q T. Closed 8.
Prime mercantile paper, unchanged.
Sterling exchange, unchanged.
San Francisco, February 19.-Drafts,
sight, 25; telegraphic, 30.
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no Eauip the Landwehr.

PEsTH, February 19.-The Lower
House of the Hungarian Diet, by
unanimous vote to-day, passed the
extra credit of SO, All 900 for the equip
ment of the Hungarian landwehr.
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French Troops Recalled

PARIS, February 19.-All the French
troops have been recalled from NADIA
gascar, except four companies, which
are to remain at Diego Suarez.
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A Banker Suicides:

VIENNA, February 19.-Herr Haus-
per, banker of Brody, committed suicide
to-day while insane.
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HOUSE

WASHINGTON, February Is. = The
House, at It's evening session, passed
twenty three pension bills, and at 1910
adjourned.
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Surplus Wheat .

PoBr ADELAIDE, February 18.-The
wheat crop of South Australia shows
Surplus of It's 900 tons.
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LIYernool Grain Market

LIVERPOOL, Februezy 10.
Wheat, finn. demand fair; holders
offer sparingly.
Cora. firm, demand fair.
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Chicago Produce MAI kets.

Chicago Produce MAJ kets'
CHICAGO, Fe'Druaryl9.
Rye-Dull, 81.
Barley-Nominal, 5O@52.
Whisky-1.S.
Short ribs, ESQ q 7.85; short clear,
1907. So: shoulders, $50 q GEO.
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AT THE CAPITAL.
Hints and Happenings Around
the White House. ;
MRS. CLEVELAND'S RECEPTION
The President Digging Up the Records
OF Soldiers - He Vetoes Some
More Pension Bills.
From the Capital.

WASHINGTON, February l9-Follow.
ing is the text of the trade dollar bill, as
it passed both Houses:
Be it enacted, etc.-That for period of six
months after the passage of this act, the
United States
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-20
Was A sLAVE-oWNER;

'-a' ne was engaged in the manufac-
.-'e Of arms for the Confederacy; that,
o1s" ne was arrested, he had in his
POSSESSION a contract to purchase fast
ETS 70 run the blockade; that when
80 31T, Lester was searched, drafts were
G cSTlL IN his possession on people in
Co onfSua' who were connected with the
+, II.LoIle=ueracy; that the latter had
i Fs % several oaths of allegiance before
r az crossed the line, and that he was
an 'r-1. tsCeu with the blockade runners.
m mil .uese facts were considered by the
Is',,,;Tasy Commission, which was a
am S' N.Y. constituted body. The defend
.ts s was Aajor-General in command in
Coz car ,G-separtment Of Virginia, and &C
0o'"lls 10 the military code
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sHLLOHS VITALJZER is what you
need for Constipation. Loss obAppetite,
Dizziness, and all symptoms Of Dyspep
STA. Price 10 and IS cents per bottle.
Sold by A. G. Smith & Co., druggists. z
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WAS BOUND TO OBEY

c 70, .gnnands Of his superiors. He re,
- ,' orders from the Secretary of War
u IL famine Ian and arrest the plaintiff, and
would NJ H bad disobeyed these orders, he
Nav ls lave ,eo been punished. The act Of
t-On ~ nr, 1904, exempts the defendant
C5rnrnF;slSG; secutlon for damages. as the
BODY t;: .s was legally constituted
,ionaGS rs Judgment is not to be cues
ganiza,;onn can see no defect in the or
clear tbot.ESi our court and tits entirely
respone;b,s.n ls defendant cannot he held
you n 't sn5 Ior these acts, and | direct
tandanTt Hnd verdict in favor of the de-
court d 5Gjry brought in a verdict as the
made se'[ected, and Testers counsel
Toy thir,v 5ouon Tor stay of proceedings
uays' which was granted.
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sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miser
able by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy tor you. Sold by A
c. SMITH 6 Co., druggists. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30
LITERARY NOTES.

Hsv uleasant IN warm weather IL the coutempia-
S1su Of cool aud pls~id self-appreciation Crsd
DOCK says an editorial writer In Inc fcayune' %
Nsw.Orlesns, We consider at t. bead OF American
fiction shnply the greatest Southern writer anu
not merely the most gifted OF American women pu,
fsoje princeps without regard TO section or TO sex
on OH What will Mr.. Henry Jsmes say ana Mr.
HovclIsf and Mr. Marion Crawfordf ana otnei
Nessieurs without number
The July number of The Book Buyer VIII COL
tain striking portrait of Edward Everett Hale
The tirla Of Mr.. Waller Besants neEt novel is
sHarr psulup: His Rise, his Greatness and his ALL
Il IL reported tEat 1t deals with certain aspects OF
recent SpiritualIsm. The serial publication VIII
begin In September.
Mr. ID. Christie Murray Is about to publish volume
With a promising title A Novelists Notebook"
The first edition of the Memorials OF William Z.
Dodge" was printed for private distribution.
second edition is offered to the pubic by A. ~
+. Randolph ~ Co. :,
The fortuirhtly Issues of Ticknors Paper Series
of novels are among tho most welcome OF the summer
nubl,ootiona The greengray covers are sure to in
close pleasant reading for lazy days The later num-
bera include Miss Mobiles Reverend IDOL" Mrs.
Clements Eleanor Maitland" and O new sIoiy ~
Miss Virginia johnson, The House OF the MVs'ean'
OF Dear Plumptres lately published translation o.
the Divine Commcdia" "The London Times" says
that as gulshed from the translations OF Gary
and Lopgtellow 1t IL marked by common sense per-
baps sgentlemanly s the ephet which gives tho peat
indication OF its correct anu perfectly unancooU '
ing"
Tho Illustrated Foreign News" was intended to
be da pcate publication OF The Illustrated LONDON
News" but owing to some misunderstanding Win tae
English agents It mas up to date been made up Oh
mater partly tkken fom that paper and partly from
sThe Graphic" and The Lady's Pictorial" New
srrangemen ts are about completed however.
which Will fulfil the original design and make pure
ly an American edition Of "The London illustrated
News"
Sidney Colvin thinks that if Keats had not died
prematurely at twenty five, ho would have shown
that he could follow with unequal step in tho track
OF Shakespeare. The London Spectator doesn't
think this conjecture probable one. "The law OF
genius such as that OF Keats it says "s tar beyord
our gaugng. The rainbows colors have been reduced
to law but the rainbow coors OF the human I'M agna-
ton have not been reduced to law and there s so far
as we know, NO analogy upon which we could even
venture to found any probable inference as to the
development OF Keats's rich and fiery fancy. The
present critic if he to hazard conjecture at all
in regions 80 very far beyond the clear survey OF
human reason would rather have said that mind 90
marked by carly and tropical luxuriancs as that OF
Keats, hardly likely to have yielded the grandest
fruits OF intellectual strength"